Got JX81D for jvm1790sko1 as called for in manual. There are no slots to insert filter.
23078
The filter did not seem to fit properly. I was not sure exactly where to place it, since no filter was present previously and there was no obvious housing for it. I ended up placing the filter at an angle (since it was too long) just behind the grate at the top of the microwave. It fit loosely and obviously not designed for that model. I kept it, since it was better than nothing.
23079
can't remember what model our mother's is, but there was an open vent area on top that you had to take out screws to access and then the filter just sits in there kind of at a slant. It doesn't look like it goes there, but it does.
23080
When you take the front off, it just lays across the opening, at least that's how mine went in.
1029461
Sorry...Check on the description or look up your model number for matching filters.
1182253
I have the same issue with my 2010 JX. Does anyone know of a adapter needed?
2187384
Check to make sure it is going on the right rail. I had the same problem the first time I changed my filter.
734877
my filter housing is a c900, I'm thinking the 175 model housing is taller (hence the greater capacity) so cx900 will be too short.
945091
Make sure when you put the new filter in, you can see the 200 through the top little window, then you know you put it in correctly. Then, it should screw on.
781995
I'm not sure so I would contact the manufacturers of the system and the filters. If it does not I am sure they would have an experts answer to your problem.
254238
I had the instructions for when I bought my filter. I scanned them onto my desktop. If you email me at mwgolden3@verizon.net I'll send them to you.
688477
I think you should need a basket for inserting the filter. Don't really know for sure. Should be able to get a replacement basket from Bunn.
846649
Hopefully there is no sand in your filter, that would mean it broke! There should be a screw to anchor it down with on the outside of your filter.
487789
sounds like the threads are recessed into the filter so the nut can catch it. go to a hardware store and see if they sell a threaded extension ...if not notch the filter so that the nut fits.
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I don't think it will work with your model. I have JE95XL. If you go to Breville website, you can find them under parts. They list two Nutridisk basket. One for your model and one for mine. It looks the same but they probably have different slot/grooves. I tried looking for your replacement parts on line but didn't find any. That's probably why you asked. I hope they don't take out the links but in case they do go to breville site. http://www.brevilleusa.com/filter-basket-nutridisk-bje510xl45.html http://www.brevilleusa.com/filter-basket-nutridisk-je98xl.html I bought this through Amazon third party, let me know if you want me to find that company. Hope this helps.
1939372
What I did was vacuum the actual blue filter thoroughly as it really didn't look very dirty even though I got a "change filter" message. Then I washed the plastic grid piece it fits into thoroughly and let it dry. I reassembled it and still got a change filter message. However, I discovered there is a tiny "reset filter" hole near the top of the inside of the unit where you place the filter. I stuck a paperclip in the hole and pushed, and now it's behaving as if it has a brand new filter! I think maybe if this is done on a regular basis that you can get a lot more use out of this unit, even though the filters are "no longer available." What I did was vacuum the actual blue filter thoroughly as it really didn't look very dirty even though I got a "change filter" message. Then I washed the plastic grid piece it fits into thoroughly and let it dry. I reassembled it and still got a change filter message. However, I discovered there is a tiny "reset filter" hole near the top of the inside of the unit where you place the filter. I stuck a paperclip in the hole and pushed, and now it's behaving as if it has a brand new filter! I think maybe if this is done on a regular basis that you can get a lot more use... » Read More What I did was vacuum the actual blue filter thoroughly as it really didn't look very dirty even though I got a "change filter" message. Then I washed the plastic grid piece it fits into thoroughly and let it dry. I reassembled it and still got a change filter message. However, I discovered there is a tiny "reset filter" hole near the top of the inside of the unit where you place the filter. I stuck a paperclip in the hole and pushed, and now it's behaving as if it has a brand new filter! I think maybe if this is done on a regular basis that you can get a lot more use out of this unit, even though the filters are "no longer available." « Show Less
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No not that I know of. I had it installed by a professional but I didn't see any filter.
1250305
It is a little tricky. Try this - Insert the filter neck into the socket and rotate the filter backward (clockwise) until you feel a slight click then rotate counterclockwise (lefty loosey, righty tighty). It should seat with no problem. If not, you may have a stripped thread in the socket. Good luck.
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Sorry Arthur...I think you're right! I ordered a spare filter back in June and thought nothing of it. Then, I went to change my filter this morning and the one they sent me was wrong. My old filter has an opening on both ends and the new one does not. Plus, the part number is different. Maybe it's a new design but I'm not putting it in until I find out. Thanks for making me aware of this. I wouldn't put your's in either. Please let me know if you find something out from the company.
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Line up the valve openings on the wall mount with the filter wings. Gentle push up with a turn of the filter body. This should seat and engage the new filter. It does not screw in. Just a firm push and turn. Hope this helps.